Jurnal Oftalmologi Indonesia
ISSN 1693-2587
Vol. 7 / No. 3 / Published : 2010-06
Order : 8, and page :118 - 121
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Original Article :
Ptotic management in marcus gunn jaw-winking syndrome
Author :
- Lailus Sofatul Layyin*1
- Ratna Doemilah*2
- Mahasiswa Fakultas Kedokteran
- Dosen Fakultas Kedokteran
Abstract :
The purpose of this case report is to present a ptotic management in Marcus Gunn Jaw-Winking Syndrome in a 7 years old girl withcongenital blepharoptosis. Right eye VA was 5/5 and left eye VA was 5/12 S-0.25 C-3.00 A 20° 5/5. The ptotic upper eyelid elevatedwith jaw movement and sucking. Examination showed MLD 5 mm, MRD 0 mm, IPF 7 mm and LF 9 mm. This patient was diagnosedas ptosis in Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome caused by an aberrant connection of the oculomotor nerve fibers and the trigeminalnerve fibers to the muscle of mastication. The patient underwent Lemagne procedure which consists of disinserting or extirpating theaberrantly innervated levator muscle 1 cm under the Whitnall’s ligament and suspending the eyelid from the eye brow (tarsofrontalissuspension) until upper eyelid margin was 2 milimeter under the limbus. Marcus Gunn phenomenon was eliminated after the surgery.Ptosis in Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome can be managed with Lemagne procedure by excising the levator muscle and tarsofrontalissuspension (brow suspension) with a good result.
Keyword :
Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome, blepharoptosis, brow suspension,
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